"countering effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing ways of opposing or reducing the effects of something. For example: Scientists are researching ways of countering the effects of climate change.
Thus, nitrogen-containing bisphosphonates interfere with membrane localization of these proteins and may abolish signal-mediation which can be of use in countering effects of their overexpression or mutation.
In GameSpy's guide, David McCutcheon wrote that "widely regarded as the [Street Fighter characters] Ken/Ryu of the Dead or Alive series, Ayane can be both incredibly cheap and remarkably skilled," as "rolling and spinning will work wonders" for the player's countering effects and one "can juggle enemies to endless amounts of pain".
Adiponectin, an adipocyte-produced abundant protein hormone, has countering effect on the diabetogenic and atherogenic components of MetS.
The paper, "Using Graphic Warning Labels to Counter Effects of Social Cues and Brand Imagery in Cigarette Advertising," was published Oct. 24 in Health Education Research.
"To reduce global temperatures enough to counter effects of global warming would require a massive injection of aerosol – the small particles that reflect sunlight back into space.
Simultaneously, it comprises a complex entity with a broad set of impact with possible (counter) effects in the environment for implementation by the policy/strategy structure and drivers.
It has been pointed out that recruitment of microglia could aid in supporting an immunosuppressive tumor environment to counter effects of T-cell-mediated T-cell-mediated T-cell-mediated
Reference [221] discusses how inertial sensors can be utilized to counter-effect beam loss due to atmospheric fading.
They also found that even weak astringents like tea can have a strong countering effect to greasy food when sipped over time.
This countering effect of selection could slow the overall rate of endosymbiont extinction.
